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Fox News senior correspondent Mike Tobin joined immigration enforcement agents during raids in Chicago as part of a special report. The operation focused on the apprehension of undocumented immigrants.
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The popular call recording app Neon has been suspended after a major security flaw exposed users’ private data, including phone numbers and call recordings. This incident has raised significant concerns about data privacy and the security of apps that handle sensitive user information.
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Sen. Lindsey Graham discusses the indictment of former FBI Director James Comey on Hannity. The episode highlights Graham’s views on the political ramifications of the case.
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Former FBI Director James Comey is facing charges of false statement and obstruction of justice over his 2020 congressional testimony regarding the FBI’s Russia probe. Attorney General Pamela Bondi emphasized the DOJ’s commitment to accountability.
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A federal notice, later deleted and repost’t, provides a hint that more aggressive pricing policies may be coming. President Trump in front of a pharmacy replica during a 2020 talk on drug prices.
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Fox News host Greg Gutfeld criticized President Donald Trump for positioning a portrait of himself on the ‘Presidential Walk of Fame’ alongside former President Joe Biden. Gutfeld emphasized Trump’s claim of being a man of his word, suggesting that the placement could be seen as a political maneuver.
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The former FBI Director, James Comey, has been indicted on two charges: making a false statement and obstruction. This development follows President Trump’s recent intensified pressure on the Justice Department to prosecute Mr. Comey.
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Former FBI Director James Comey has been indicted on two felony charges, marking a significant legal development in the ongoing investigations into his conduct. The indictment comes amid heightened scrutiny of his actions during the Trump-Russia probe and the handling of the Clinton email investigation.
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The Canadian government has ordered its postal service, Canada Post, to end door-to-door mail delivery. This decision comes as the service faces severe financial challenges, with its dire financial situation having expedited the cuts.
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President Volodymyr Zelenskyy has stated he is prepared to exit his office once Russia’s war on Ukraine concludes, prioritizing peace over personal political ambitions. During an interview with Axios, he emphasized his commitment to ending the conflict rather than pursuing re-election.
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Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. has stated that the United States cannot support W.H.O. policies promoting abortion and ‘radical gender ideology.’ This decision follows recent discussions at the White House, where Kennedy expressed his stance on the matter.
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Before addressing Sneed’s comments, the Pro Bowl receiver also expressed his excitement about the pivotal divisional game. The following day, Titans cornerbacks coach and pass game coordinator Tony Oden attempted to downplay any potential drama leading up to Sunday’s matchup.
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Federal officials have labeled the recent shooting at a U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) office in Dallas as ‘very definition of terrorism.’ The incident, which resulted in one fatality and injuries to three others, has been described by prosecutors as a tragic irony due to the victims’ status as detainees.
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Google has requested the U.S. Supreme Court to temporarily halt a judge’s order requiring major changes to its Play Store. The injunction would mandate Google to allow rival app stores, external billing options, and expanded competition, changes Google claims could harm users and developers.
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Georgetown University has removed a second wave of inflammatory flyers mocking the assassination of conservative activist Charlie Kirk and reported the incident to the FBI. The flyers, which included a QR code linking to the left-wing Georgetown John Brown Club, were found in the campus’s central Red Square, prompting the university to take swift action…
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Fox News host Greg Gutf, and his panel on ‘Gutfeld!’ critique the political left for framing political violence as a ‘both sides’ argument. This strategy, they argue, deflects accountability and justifies extreme actions.
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Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth has called an unprecedented meeting with top military officials, marking a rare gathering of senior leaders. President Trump expressed approval, calling the move ‘great.’
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White House officials have warned of potential mass firings if the government shuts down, but Democratic lawmakers remain unfazed by the threat. The warning comes amid heightened tensions over ongoing budget disputes and political standoffs.
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Vice President JD Vance has called for Jimmy Kimmel to apologize after the late-night host’s comments on Charlie Kirk’s alleged assassination sparked backlash. Vance claims Kimmel’s remarks, which accused conservatives of the murder, contributed to the radicalization of the alleged assassin and are part of a left-wing narrative of violence.
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Brandon Tatum, host of ‘The Officer Tatum Show,’ criticizes recent attacks against ICE agents, calling them a ‘spiritual battle’ on his show ‘Life, Liberty & Levin.’ The episode highlights the tensions surrounding immigration enforcement and the broader debate over border security.
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Italian regulators are investigating luxury brand Cucinelli for allegedly continuing to sell high-value goods in Russia despite EU sanctions. The report claims the company has violated EU regulations by maintaining business operations in the country.
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Experts remain divided on whether or not Trump signaled a genuine shift in policy toward the war. The ambiguity of his stance has raised more questions than answers within political and military circles.
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Acting ICE Director Todd Lyons warns of a rise in attacks against agents, linking the incidents to growing tensions and public resistance. He calls for increased support and resources to ensure the safety of law enforcement.
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President Donald Trump has directed Attorney General Pamela Bondi to pursue capital punishment for the ‘most heinous crimes’ in Washington, DC, through a presidential memorandum. The directive aims to deter violence and increase public safety, with Trump emphasizing the threat of the death penalty as a deterrent.
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President Trump criticized the indictment of former FBI Director James Comey, calling the Crossfire Hurricane probe ‘a cloud over the entire nation.’ Comey was indicted on charges of making false statements and obstructing congressional proceedings.
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The Cincinnati Reds narrowly avoided a sweep by the Pittsburgh Pirates due to Noelvi Marte’s clutch catch, preserving their slim playoff chances. The game’s decisive moment came in the ninth inning when Marte saved the Reds from a potential three-game sweep.
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President Mahmoud Abbas of the Palestinian Authority addressed the United Nations General Assembly via video on Sunday from Khan Younis in the Gaza Strip, following the United States’ denial of his visa request. His speech highlighted the dire humanitarian situation in Gaza and called for global support and a lasting peace solution.
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The Seattle Seahawks committed a critical error when an interception turned into a fumble after a collision with their own teammate. The Cardinals recovered the ball, leading to an early field goal.
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President Donald Trump criticized Texas Congresswoman Jasmine Crockett, labeling her a ‘radical-left lunatic.’ Trump cut off a reporter’s question about her, calling it a waste of time and suggesting she take an apt, test.
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Sean Hannity, a prominent Fox News host, has stated that the indictment of former FBI Director James Comey is merely the beginning of a larger investigation. Hannity’s remarks on his show suggest that more high-profile figures may be implicated in the ongoing probe.
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U.S. Ambassador Mike Waltz criticized the United Nations for technical failures during Donald Trump’s speech, labeling the incidents ‘unacceptable.’ He vowed to withhold U.S. funding until reforms are made, citing concerns over the U.N.’s bureaucratic inefficiencies.
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Gen Z is shifting from alcohol-centered events to wellness-focused ‘soft clubbing’ gatherings that emphasize mental health and community. Eventbrite reports a 92% increase in sober gatherings, reflecting a deeper cultural change in how young people socialize.
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President Donald Trump has launched a legal campaign against the George Soros-funded organizations, accusing them of undermining American democracy. The foundation, led by Hungarian-born financier George Soros, has long supported liberal and democratic initiatives globally.
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The U.S. Department of Justice has filed lawsuits against six states, seeking private voter data to assess claims of election fraud. This move comes amid a broader Trump administration effort to scrutinize election integrity, following over 30 states being requested for information.
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President Volodymyr Zelenskyy of Ukraine has announced his plan to step down from office once the war with Russia concludes, contingent upon a ceasefire agreement with Russian President Vladimir Putin. This announcement comes amid ongoing military hostilities and the complexities of international diplomacy.
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Former Arsenal youth player Billy Vigar died at 21 after a brain injury during a non-league match. His family expressed devastation, stating that he was loved within the sport.
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Mike Davis, President of the Article III Project, warns ‘lawfare Dems’ about the risks of using legal strategies against political opponents, citing former FBI director James Comey’s indictment as a cautionary tale.
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Chad ‘Ochocinco’ Johnson expressed grief over Rudi Johnson’s death at 45, regretting missing the chance to say goodbye. The two former Bengals teammates shared a strong bond during their 2001-2007 NFL career together.
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Kamala Harris addressed concerns from a nine-month-pregnant mother about raising a son under the Trump administration, emphasizing the importance of teaching children to be strong and uplift others. She criticized Trump’s view of strength as beating others down, contrasting it with her vision of lifting people up.
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The trailer for Paul Thomas Anderson’s action thriller ‘One Battle After Another’ has been released, featuring Leonardo DiCaprio, Sean Penn, and Teyana Taylor. The film is set to be distributed by Warner Bros. Pictures.
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Trump’s recent comments on immigration and Israel have sparked debate among political figures and citizens. His remarks on immigration policies and stance on Israel’s geopolitical position have drawn mixed reactions, with some supporting his views and others criticizing them for being controversial.
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Spain and Italy are sending warships to protect the Gaza-bound flotilla after it was attacked by drones. The fleet, carrying humanitarian aid and activists, faced explosions from the attacks.
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Former FBI Director James Comey responded to his indictment on two charges of making a false statement and obstruction of a congressional proceeding. The indictment was announced on September 25, 2025, raising questions about the legal and political implications of the charges.
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SpaceX successfully launched 24 Starlink satellites aboard a Falcon 9 rocket from Vandenberg Space Force Base, adding to its growing constellation of low-Earth orbit broadband internet satellites. The mission is part of the company’s ongoing effort to expand global internet access through its satellite network.
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Gillian Turner offers a sneak peek into the upcoming Friday, September 26 edition of ‘Special Report’, promising an in-depth look at the topics set to be covered. The show is expected to cover a range of current events and important issues.
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Ukraine and Lebanon have agreed to enhance their economic cooperation during the first meeting between their foreign ministers in New York. The discussion focused on intensifying bilateral relations and exploring areas for collaboration.
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Former FBI Director James Comey faces federal charges of obstruction of justice and perjury for his 2020 Senate testimony. The indictment, announced by U.S. Attorney Lindsey Halligan, emphasizes accountability and the rule of law, with potential prison time of up to five years.
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President Trump has signed an executive order to facilitate the sale of TikTok to U.S.-based buyers. The move comes amid ongoing concerns over data security and foreign ownership of the platform.
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Ukraine and Papua New Guinea have established diplomatic relations, with the Joint Communiqué signed on the sidelines of the 80th session of the UN General Assembly by Foreign Ministers Andriy Sybiha and Justin Tkatchenko. The agreement marks a key development in bilateral ties.
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Ukrainian Verkhovna Rada Chairman Ruslan Stefanchuk has responded to public concerns that the proposed Civil Code amendment bill (No. 14,057) may restrict freedom of speech, emphasizing that the legislation aims to expand personal rights rather than limit them.
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Constitutional law expert Jonathan Turley discusses the legal challenges facing former FBI Director James Comey on ‘The Ingraham Angle.’ Turley describes the indictment as a ‘murky situation,’ highlighting the complexities and uncertainties surrounding Comey’s case.
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Ukrainian Foreign Minister Andriy Sybiha and Finnish Foreign Minister Elina Valtonen addressed recent Kyiv-Washington contacts and the expansion of the Shelter Coalition. The meeting emphasized international cooperation to enhance regional security and humanitarian efforts.
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Foreign Affairs Minister Andriy Sybiha met with Archbishop Paul Richard Gallagher to discuss the release of Ukrainian POWs and deported children. Sybiha expressed hope for Pope Leo XIV’s visit to Ukraine.
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The US president has reaffirmed his stance that Russia’s military has made little progress in Ukraine, despite recent territorial gains reported by Russian authorities. Trump’s comments contrast sharply with the Defense Ministry’s claims of significant advances in the Donetsk People’s Republic.
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The House Oversight Committee is reviewing materials from the Epstein estate, including unredacted calendars, call logs, and cash ledgers. This marks the third set of documents from the estate, following the release of the so-called birthday book and Epstein’s last will and testament.
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Cal Raleigh, the 12-year-old phenom, received a heartfelt gesture from a fan who had gifted him his 60,th home run ball. The fan returned to T-Mobile Park on Thursday, presenting Raleigh with a signed bat and two baseballs, which he gave to his kids.
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Logan Paul has filed an injunction against Heritage Auctions, claiming he was not allowed to investigate the authenticity of a Michael Jordan-signed piece of United Center floor that Paul won at auction. The lawsuit marks a significant development in the ongoing litigation surrounding the ownership and authenticity of sports memorabilia.
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The Los Angeles Dodgers secured their 12th NL West title in 13 years by defeating the Arizona Diamondbacks, with Shohei Ohtani hitting his 54th home run of the season.
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The Los Angeles Lakers have signed coach JJ Redick to an extended contract, securing his future with the team. LeBron James, entering his eighth season with the Lakers, is focusing on his individual performance in a contract year.
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Detroit snapped an eight-game losing streak, beating Cleveland to move back into a tie with the Guardians atop the American League Central with three games to play.